The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-04-21

FoR sale a Mason & Hamlin piano,
never has been used. Enquire of Augusta
Hecker, Jay street, between Ninth and
Tenth.
| THE dock loads of freight which ac-
cumulated at this place during the
winter are furnishing cargoes to many
vessels.
| THIRTY-FIvE different styles of chill
dren's carriages ranging in price from
S175 to S26.0O, at Piening & Fechters
bookstore.
NEXT Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
| day we will sell another case of remnants
Of calico for 2 cents yard at the New
York Store.
ONLY 90 pair of ladies' black and col
ored silk hose, worth. 81 a pair, we sell
them for only s. cents pair, at the New
| York Store.
| THE largest assortment of Wallpaper
at 10c., y l5c., 15c. 1Sc., Doc, 25c., Doc. and
soc. per ROLL at Piening & Fechter's, next
door to p. o.
WE are informed that Miss Bessie
Louise King, lady well known IN our
| city has been secured by the Managers
of Opera House.
The river at the Rapids is well filled
with wall-eyed pike and local fishermen
| who have nothing else to do are busy
| hauling them In.
PIERS have been extended from the
mouth of the creek at Centervlle, thus
making a good harbor for the fishing tug
| of Buhse Il Schneider.
For one week only 400 dozen small
handkerchiefs at l cent, the large cents;
they are white, bordered and also Turkey
red, at the New York Store.
WE have about 25 infant cloaks of the
very finest They are worth from So to
| IS piece, and will sell them for less than
half price New York Store.
The people of Kewaunee have strong
hopes that. that the Midland r. r. will
run branch line up the Peninsula, tap
ping Kewaunee and Ahnapee.
SHOOTING pickerel in the Little Mani
towoc has attained the dignity of an in
dustry young man on Sunday last
secured nine large ones in this way.
WE carry one of the largest lines of
| wall paper, etc. in the city. We will be
pleased to show what we have.
y N. J. KERN.
THE steam barge George Burnham
mistook fish dock for Horns Pier on
Monday and ran on to a rock. She work
ed off and sustained only slight injuries.
An old man named Seitz, while engaged
! in pitching beer kegs at Rahr's brewery,
had his face badly burned. The pitch
famed up suddenly and struck his face.
PEOPLE in this section had gentle re
minder on Friday night that old Winter
was not so far off that his icy breath could
not be felt A film OF ice formed on still
water
| THE rush of spectators is now toward
! the Vernillion Range IN Minnesota. The
orc Is said to be unusually rich there.
DR.. Luhman Of this city has large inter
ests there.
| HlTRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
| quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
4 Hinrichs.
JOSEPH SPEvAcEK. father of the 30"
who keeps the books for the Rand &
Roemer Hardware Co., has sold his farm
near kellnersyille and will live in the city
in the future
An assorted lot, 300 dozen children and
ladies hosiery in black and colors, worth
from 10 cents to % cents pair; the chill
dren's only ) cents and ladies cents a
pair. New York Store.
4 STALLION with which he was work
/ ing, kicked James Barry on Monday,
injuring one of his arms quite seriously.
The horse never acted viciously before
and took his driver wholly unawares.
THE state board Of canvassers credited
Manitowoc county with only 367 majority
for Woodward when it was just about
1000 greater. In the word dear to the
Teutonic heart, this is all "humbug"
THE legislature passed law levying a
county tax of one-tifth OF one mill for in
digent soldiers or those depending on
them. The sons of veterans Will prob
ably come under the latter classification.
AT this season of the year nearly every
body wants something in the wallpaper
line. 1t will pay to remember that you
will find large and well assorted stock
at G. ". Fechter's north side bookstore.
THE propeller Moore which runs to
points in Green Bay is now lying in this
port awaiting the opening of navigation
in the Bay She has made couple OF
trips between Manistique and Chicago.
JOHN NEsPoR of this city keeps fine
stock of marble monuments and head
stones constantly on hand Those in
tending to purchase anything in his line
are requested to call and examine his
stock.
LOUIS OLSON received quite a serious
injury on the head yesterday at the ship
yard An old scaffolding was being torn
down when it fell and some of the rub
bish struck him on the head inflictin2
painful wounds.
THE Chronicle says that certain persons
in Two Rivers are receiving ANONYMOUS
communications of defamatory charac,
ter, and that couple of young girls are
suspected of being the authors. Their
arrest is threatened.